Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-19
LOCAL 6REWTiES.

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Lincoln. Neb., this morning.
Mr.. Smith Sullivan and Mr.. Ed Wren
are spending the day in the country.
There are TO be several more excursions
to Niagara Falls and people want to go.
Miss Lou Shroufe, of west Jefferson
street is visiting friends at elbow Springs
this week.
Mr.. VIM Norman. of ~ west Jefferson
street left for Yellow Springs today, to
visit friends.
Mr. Letter King. of Hancock county. is
in the city, the guest of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. k. q. King.
Mr.. NJ ID. Levy, the old reliable clothier.
left last night to buy his new goods for the
coming fall and winter.
Mrs. c. A. Smith, of south Mechanic
street. went to Urbana this morning to at
tend the camp meeting.
Mr.. 7. A. Wick, who has been quite i'll.
Il much improved and will soon be at at his
p ace of business again.
Among the arrivals at the Hvgeia hott
a Old Point Comfort on Tuesday last YVES
Miss Anna Foos of this city.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Knipping. of SIS south Mar
ket street, will visit friends at Dayton ON
Saturday and Sunday next.
Mrs. John Poundstone and son. Ramsey.
of Richmond. Ind, are visiting Mrs. Harry
Burleigh. south Limestone street
A large excursion passed through from
Ssndusky to Dayton last night. Another
section went through this morning.
The handsome new King building on
Market street is expected to be under roof
by next week. weather permitting.
T. NJ. Gugenheim will take short trip
to the lakes in a few days. He goes for his
health and will be gone about ten days.
J. b. FelIowes & Son are receiving their
stock of fall and winter suitingS and are
busy preparing for large trade the coming
season.
Dr. |. II. Baldwin. OF Yellow Springs.
and one of the propretors Of the new dem
ocratic paper in N-nia, was in town this
morning.
The Band Of Hope will give an enter
tanment at Temperance hall next Tuesday,
the object being 10 raise money to pay of
the debt on the hall.
Several car loads Of people from points
all along the |. b. Il W, Ohio division. are
passing through 10 see Rome Under
Nero." at Cincinnati.
Misses Carrie Meranda and Ella Hamil.
ton. of New Carlisle, were in the city for
short time yesterday on their way to the
Urbana camp-meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Metcalf. of Springfield.
who have been visiting at the residence OF
Thomas NJ. Aspinall. returned home yes
day afternoon.-Piqua Cal.
The Cadet band of Springfield. who were
in the city yesterday. furnished some ex-
cellent music. Though Young in years
the cadets are away up in music.-Piqua
Cal.
Joseph ID. Miller. pension attorney, has
been very sick at his residence. on Race
street. but is getting better. and hopes TO be
able 10 attend to business again in few
days.
DIR. Myers moved from Donnelsville 10
Springfield Dr. Dean, formerly OF
Brandt. took his place at Donnelsville.
DIR. Gilbert, of New Carlisle, moved to
Brandt
The Champaign county fair will be held
the week of September 6. Whatever may
be the merits of the exhibition. it is alway S
q picnic to the young men of Springfield to
go there.
Bertha. the infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram Yates. who reside three mil, $
east of New MoOretield, died on Thursdsy y
of cholera infantum. The funeral occurr,
at O'Clock this friday afternoon. In
terment at Fernclifi.
Miss Lula Cousins was made the recipi-
ent of a handsome Cottage organ. this after
noon, by her mother. Mrs. Mary Cousins,
of Winter street. Miss Lula was kept in
ignorance of her mothers intentions till
the or gan WAS placed in the parlor.
Division "A, L. r., X. of p, had CON-
D ated arrangements last night to give Sir
knight Joseph Merrill. who was MARI. d
"Wednesday evening. nice serenade. But
Mr.. Merrill was quite Il and when the
Knights heard of it the serenade was TEN
porarily abandoned.